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Two Seeking Alpha articles popped up yesterday, summary below.

HydroGraph Clean Power: A Generational Bet On Graphene's Disruption, Worth Starting Small

Jun 25, 2026 06:49 AM | HydroGraph Clean Power Inc.(HGRAF) | By: Arnav Dash Choudhury

Summary
Graphene is a remarkable material, and HydroGraph makes some of the purest, most consistent graphene on the planet, making it a good bet on the material.
The patented detonation synthesis process is graphite-free, bottom-up, and carries a low-energy demand, making HGRAF one of the very few public ways to bet on premium graphene.
The current $1.6 billion valuation reflects future promise rather than current financials, a premium well warranted when the scientific edge and the vast optionality of graphene are considered.
A potential NASDAQ uplisting remains the single biggest near-term catalyst, and the near-total retail ownership of the stock is its biggest risk. A gradual accumulation based on milestones is recommended.


HydroGraph Clean Power: A High-Risk, High-Reward Bet On The Future Of Graphene

Jun 24, 2026 10:51 PM | HydroGraph Clean Power Inc.(HGRAF) | By: DCF Value Investor

Summary
HydroGraph Clean Power leverages proprietary detonation technology for cost-effective, high-purity graphene production and has secured key regulatory approvals.
HG is scaling production in Texas, expanding its partner network, and pursuing commercialization across automotive, biosensor, and technical fiber markets.
Despite a strong $42.8M cash position, HG remains pre-revenue with a $6.97M net loss, relying on equity financing and facing significant execution and commercialization risks.
I rate HG a speculative Buy for high-risk, long-term investors seeking exposure to advanced materials, contingent on successful scale-up and commercial contract wins.

I could live off there mozzarella sticks and white chocolate, blueberry bread pudding.

This dropped to page 3. Did everybody sell? I'm still up 46% on this one. Is it time to run?

Money Board Summary
1. Open Vanguard account then Roth IRA account
2. Transfer money from checking account
3. Use the transferred funds to buy VOO
4. Don't touch it

lol I’ve been following all your tips! I thought you were a baller. Well you’re making me rich off your due diligence.

shite I thought y’all were heavy on this stock. I’m sitting on 3000 shares. Maybe I should sell some.

So this isn't a stock you see going to 100 in the next year.

Glad I lowered my average yesterday!

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Congrats to him. Two very different lifestyles. If he’s thinking engineering/science/premed then be prepared to work your arse off. If he’s leaning liberal arts then it’s much more stress free with some cramming in at the end of the semester. I did engineering and the name carries weight no matter the field. Not a lot of TAs teaching the class which is nice. Small class sizes once you’re past the main-major courses.

Campus life is awesome. College system and no Greek life. Can drink on campus so you’re not worried about DWis or getting hurt. Apolitical (mostly) environment. Rice village right there. Lots of Asians. No one cares about collegiate sports. Do it!

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This is pretty spot on except Campus life is awesome haha. I got my masters there so didn't have an undergrad experience, but I would say it's a fit school. If the degree program your kid wants is solid there and he/she is personality fit with the campus lifestyle there, then for sure send them. My personality wouldn't fit with undergrad life there. Your kid is guaranteed to get a solid education, close friends because of the way they structure their undergrad system by houses (randomly seperating kids into residential colleges), make sure your kid understands how that works, it's sort of like harry potter, and they will have a solid network for the rest of their career.

Couple of things I would consider as a parent, the area is super safe, one of the nicest in Houston. The campus is very nice, dorms are nice, administration is on top of everything and address issue very promptly whether it be a protest or a campus incident. As a professional, people knowing you went to Rice is sort of a badge of honor in the Houston area.

Are they named after Merlin in top gun as in assisting maverick? If so I’m in.